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Heavy yes, but lots of gear and dynamic. I must say it depends on your blade

In contrast, I find tacky rubbers easier to use for amateurs. For amateur you can land the ball easily with tacky rubbers. If you brush thin you still land it. If you do a power loop, you still land it. It gives you so many variations. It’s much harder for tensor because it is designed to...

Nothing against BTY rubbers, in fact I love them. If you have the budget just go for BTY. The durability is well worth it.

There are a few factors that affect how "good" a H3 is: Sponge - quality wise National > Provincial > Commercial. But orange sponge gives you better feel than blue sponge Boosting - your boosting method matters Authenticity - is your H3 authentic? Sponge degree - lower degree requires less...

Here you go 😉 https://space.bilibili.com/105301963

Booster is made of oil. Cut out sunlight, heat and oxygen and your boosted rubber will last almost forever. My friend taught me this. Boost your rubber, fully glad wrap it and store it away in the dark.

Can't they just use the Tihbar blade only? Like FZD is sponsored by Butterfly, he's using a Butterfly blade and 09C, but his fh rubber is DHS H3

Xiom makes fantastic rubbers. Personally Vega Pro and Vega X perform really close to T64 and D64. Durability is also fantastic. The good old Vega China is slightly tacky, a decent alternative to 09C in my opinion.

Definitely harder . . BUT . . . Dianchi red topsheet is quite translucent. I will take a photo when I can. Despite the harder sponge, the feel is more clear and directing the ball is easier. It could be that the topsheet is thinner?? Dianchi's topsheet is also tackier than H3 37, but not as...

H3 is almost the same as other ESN rubbers because the topsheet is non-tacky. With all the hassle in boosting, you might as well just use the well tested hybrid - Tibhar K2, Rasanter C53 etc.

If you compare Felix to Wang Hao, Felix is already more powerful and faster in pace. His long limbs also allow him to cover more area. As a penholder at 17, he's suffering the same thing Wang Hao went through - Felix's wrist isn't strong enough to drive a powerful RPB. But just wait and see. I...

It's interesting that the thread has transformed into a full-blown rubber discussion, which I like 😆

Prott replied and said he has not tried it yet. I lay my hope in the TTD community. I've messaged Gan on Bilibili and see what he says.

If you don't mind to purchase a new K3 every few months

Large swing FH usually applies to Chinese tacky rubber. If you use Euro or JPN rubbers you should limit your FH range of motion. Look at Timo Boll's FH - a classic FH for fast rubber.

A seller who knows connections in China.

The one on the right uses regular orange sponge. The middle one SOFT uses a special type of orange sponge for Bh.

The provincial H3 37 “SOFT” is a different beast. The sponge feels quite different from other provincial H3 37-40. The SOFT 37 sponge gives you more clarity and feel while “biting” the ball quite well.

Propose your switch and explain why

What if Felix Lebron switched to TG3 Blue sponge 41 on FH? I bet his short game will be dramatically improved and rally away from table will be more powerful. However he might need more muscle to drive this monster rubber.